In my current project, I am working with an array of objects structured as follows:
let budgetData = [{title: "Monthly Income", amount: "2500"}, {title:
"rent", amount: "1000"},{title: "car", amount: "200"}];
I have been attempting to perform some calculations using this data set:
2500 - 1000 - 200 = whatever the result may be. You have the flexibility to keep adding more amounts to the array based on your monthly expenses.
Initially, when you run this calculation with just two values, the outcome matches expectations (e.g., 2 - 1 = 1).
However, if you add more than two amounts to the array, it seems that only the last value is being subtracted from the first one, impacting the accuracy of the final result (e.g., 5 - 2 - 1 = 4).
let amount = [];
for (let i = 1; i < budgetData.length; i++){ amount =
budgetData[0].amount - budgetData[i].amount;
console.log(amount) === 2300
Despite running the above code with the provided information, the calculated answer turns out to be 2300 instead of the expected 1300.
I would appreciate some insights on where I might be making a mistake in my approach. Additionally, I am curious to know if there exists a built-in math function that can assist me in achieving the desired outcome efficiently.